A case back in May 2017 in the Isle of Man shone a spotlight on local authorities only being liable if a pothole is reported but not fixed. BACKGROUND This case was aired on Manx Radio where someone tried to claim for pothole damage that wrote off their car (it must...
Lockdown has eased and car dealerships have reopened, so motorists will now be looking to catch up with car service schedules and MOTs which were temporarily suspended. MOT expiry dates were extended by 6 months if it was due between 30 March 2020 and 31 July 2020....
As we all know, cars are mostly known to be a poor investment. But, for many people, they are an essential form of travel. As we are now in an age where depreciation can be as much as 20% of the vehicle value once you drive off from the dealership. So, the important...
A study by TRUE Solicitors has revealed the most common UK driving offences. Lockdown restrictions are easing and the roads are much busier now, which has shone a spotlight on driving standards and offences. TRUE Solicitors scrutinised Government data over the past 10...
Buying a used car is a minefield at the best of times. Now that the car showrooms are reopening after the coronavirus lockdown, here are some of my top tips on what to look for when buying a used car. Check the tyres Is the treadwear even? If not, the tracking may be...
How to Complain: The Consumer Guide to Cancelling Parking Tickets and Winning Pothole Claims Have you ever received a parking ticket? Was it fair? If you did ever get one, would you know how to appeal it? Do you know how to easily win pothole claims? Private parking...
